The price review came hours after President Uhuru Kenyatta signed into law the Finance Bill 2018 which was approved by Parliament after a chaotic parliamentary session marked by shouting matches and claims of vote rigging by a cross section of legislators who were pushing for zero tax on fuel.

The National Assembly had initially sought to have the 16% VAT which was being charged on fuel delayed for two years until 2020, but Uhuru declined signing the bill while proposing the tax be reduced to 8% as well as proposing a raft of other tax increments.

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